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BJP releases 40-point manifesto for Gujarat polls; promises implementation of UCC recommendation, Anti-Radicalisaton Cell - Vimarsana News

BJP releases 40-point manifesto for Gujarat polls; promises implementation of UCC recommendation, Anti-Radicalisaton Cell

The Bharatiya Janata Party on Saturday released the party's manifesto for the upcoming Gujarat Assembly polls, which are slated to be held in two phases on December 1 and December 5.

Gujarat Assembly 2022: Olympics, 20 lakh job, implementation of UCC and all that BJP is promising in 40-point manifesto - Vimarsana News

Gujarat Assembly 2022: Olympics, 20 lakh job, implementation of UCC and all that BJP is promising in 40-point manifesto

The BJP, which has been in power in the state for more than two decades, promised free and quality education to all the female students here from kindergarten to Post Graduation.

BJP Election Manifesto Promises "Anti-Radicalisation Cell" In Gujarat - Vimarsana News

BJP Election Manifesto Promises "Anti-Radicalisation Cell" In Gujarat

BJP president JP Nadda said the "anti-radicalisation cell" will identify and eliminate the threats of destabilisation as well as the sleeper cells of radical groups and terror outfits

Source: ndtv.com
Gujarat's Republic Day tableau to showcase tribal massacre 'worse than Jallianwala Bagh' - Vimarsana News

Gujarat's Republic Day tableau to showcase tribal massacre 'worse than Jallianwala Bagh'

The Gujarat government on Saturday announced that the theme of the state's tableau to be exhibited in New Delhi on January 26 would be based on a "story highlighting tribal freedom fighters of Pal Dadhvaav", in which 1,200 tribals were said to have been massacred by Britishers, making it an event "worse than Jallianwala Bagh."